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Afterthoughts: A monologue to [RS]

Artist
Gordon Lebredt
Date
2007
Publisher
YYZ Books
Format
Artists' Books
Details
Softcover
ISBN
0-920397-47-6
Size
21.5 × 33 × 0.5 cm
Length
47 
Description

A fictitious address to the deceased artist Robert Smithson in nine sections, looking at key works by Smithson, such as the Eliminator, Enantiomorphic Chambers, Site-Nonsites, Spiral Jetty, Monuments of Passaic and Incidents of Mirror-Travel in the Yucatan. The text also touches on the questions of the institutionalization of art, the controversy with Michael Fried, language, film, photography, writing, spacing and the issue of time.

  1. Afterthoughts: A monologue to [RS]
 

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